today, the ecology of the gulf of mexico has been largely restored.owever, due to the disaster , the golf stream became colder and, perhaps, this is what led to severe frosts in europe, more frequent and powerful hurricanes, snowfall and flooding in the united states. this is what this day in history was like. do you dream of realizing yourself in a creative profession? what if you're just one step away from dreams, take part in large-scale competitions for backstage and digital art specialists artmas. declare yourself, get funding and implement your project, become in demand. battle, taste were observed in almost every region of the country, floods, storms, snowfalls, we will tell you about the causes of weather anomalies immediately after reviewing the flood situation, and then we will find out what other surprises to expect from the heavenly office. russian satellites are closely monitoring the spring floods in the country. pictures from the kanapus-v spacecraft hydrological situation in the tyumen, orenburg and kurgan regions. it is these regions

the deepwater horizon oil platform sank in the gulf of mexico after a fire exploded.national corporation british petroleum. the reasons are technical malfunctions, personnel errors , and platform design errors. killed 11 people, 17 were injured, into the ocean. a huge number of fish, dolphins, birds, and sea turtles died, coral reefs were destroyed, and the coasts of several american states were damaged. today, the ecology of the gulf of mexico has been largely restored, but due to the disaster , the gulf stream has become colder, and perhaps this is what led to severe frosts in europe, more frequent and powerful hurricanes, snowfalls and flooding in the united states. this is what this day in history was like. hello, i am boris akimov, and i am oleg stepanov, and we are the creators of the russia 2062 project headquarters of free thought together with experts. we are discussing how we can develop the russia of the future in the next 40 years. see you in the future. investment rating, economics. through concrete stories, we can reach people. we often talk about money,

we went to chevron's anchor platform in the gulf of mexico. a facility that's going to be coming online in the next few months to produce over 70,000 barrels of oil a day. and while we were excited to be there, what is disappointing is that because president biden continues to cancel legislatively mandated lease sales, fewer of those kind of projects will be coming online. and what that means is our country, america, will now be more reliant on foreign nations because we still have a growing demand for oil, for natural gas, for all forms of energy. and if president biden takes american energy off-line, that means we have to get it from other countries, which president biden has done. he's made us more dependent on countries like russia, like iran, like saudi arabia. and so when you look at, you know, if he's worried about carbon footprints, there is no lower carbon footprint to produce oil in the world than in the gulf of mexico. we should be doing more projects like that, not fewer. then, we went to the mouth of the mississippi river, the vent

most of the action is in the gulf of mexico. so let's go there. hot, humid air is coming in off the gulf of mexico into the southern us. so flood alerts issue from texas, louisiana, mississippi, arkansas dark, the blue and the yellow. the more intensive spring is that we could see a few tornadoes mixed in there as well. beautiful conditions, though, for the west coast. los angeles, 29, maybe 30 degrees for you on wednesday, looking good across ebc, south coast, the canadian prairies and around the great lakes. we've got sun poking out here. so toronto is at 18. but with adult day in new york, maybe a few showers. it's going to put a cap on your temperature, just 13 degrees and 12 degrees in boston season. the the, the enough question why happened? like when in the area and when the foundation the the book about you want to, you'll just bear with me. so robin and reminder of all the top new stories is very strong. it's continue to target palestinians of the goals and strip hands. the muslim holy month of ramadan comes to an end fu

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but as a result with that weren't breeze off the gulf of mexico is going to collide with cold air, brushing off the rockies. this happens on tuesday, so line of storms from texas, stretching up to tennessee and kentucky severe thunderstorms likely hear that weather pushes away from los angeles. he got a stellar stretch of weather coming up. you've deserved it. and to western canada, the canadian prairies, temperatures are in the double digits here. so quite a spell of wants to be expected. and we've got a round of rain moving from the midwest to the mid atlantic on monday. that's for updates. yeah. the or why have american evangelicals become this real strongest back, or is us president joe find the right to stand with israel with no red line as long as us support continues? is there anything that can stop is real, solve on concept, from going on in? definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line in 2018, a john the sledge, 40 days of civic action, against the all median government. i'm president, soc, is younger group on power. i'm going to live with this where and documentary

moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico. warmer temperatures creating an environment that's favorable for the development of thunderstorms. and already, norah, it looks like we could see a significant severe weather event here on monday, continuing into tuesday. >> good information. chris warren, thank you. >>> the "cbs ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ he needs protection that goes beyond. dove men with 72-h protection and 1/4 moisturizer. so he can forget his underarms and focus on being unforgettable. dove men. forgettable underarms, unforgettable you. at oofos, we don't make footwear. we make shock absorbers. fatigue fighters. mobility maximizers. this is the science of active recovery. revolutionary oofoam technology absorbs impact and reduces pressure. it's the foundation of every pair of oofos, and the key to recovering faster. this is not a shoe. this is oofos active recovery. activate your recovery with oofos. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm taurean small

you see all the way stretching from the great lakes down all the way in the gulf of mexico as that storm system just kind of slowly churns across the country. now it has brought with it a tremendous amounts of stormy weather. and boy, it is just been a rough time. numerous tornadoes. reports wind gusts over 60 miles an hour and reports of damaging hail all along that line. right now, things are really kind of picking up as you make your way in orleans is. we've got a more severe weather headed in that direction there tonight, although should begin diminish. but on the backside of this, we've got yet another strong storm that will likely to develop and will bring with it. another chance, some more rain. in fact, a chance. severe weather. you can see the areas shaded in green. that will be a likely again for tomorrow. all that pushing slowly further east. but it's really kind of a slow march. then on the backside of the you can see another round, the potential for some severe weather that comes out of the rockies. that's what you're going to see here. the forecast, you see that one front m

. ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: lake charles, louisiana -- one of america's gateways to the gulf of mexico. ight-knit, blue-collar community where people work hard and live easy. mcgee: i was born and raised in lake charles. it's about 100,000 people. it's a diverse community. many of our families work at the petrochemical industry and at the local casinos. narrator: but as thanksgiving approached in 2009, the peace of this bayou boomtown was shattered when shortly after dawn, a young woman was found dead off a secluded road just out of town. whoever did this was mad and angry, and it was a brutal murder. mcgee: this homicide was overkill in every sense of the word. someone was very angry when they killed her. narrator: investigators from the calcasieu parish sheriff's office processed a scene of uncommon violence. the victim had been beaten beyond recognition. she had on a blue jean skirt and it was twisted to the side. her bra was pulled open and her shirt was down. she's all cut up. so she did struggle. it appears she ran out of her flip-flops because they're in two different places, and

there are six such fleets, they are located all over the map: the pacific ocean, the indian, the gulf of mexicosea, the mediterranean sea and other locations. thanks to their ships, the americans put pressure on countries, forcing them to make the necessary decisions. moreover, not a single ship passes through the same soviet canal without the knowledge of the us navy. beijing was forced to play by these rules, but in 2013, chinese president xiding ping announced creating large-scale initiatives, in essence, this is the new silk road of the 21st century. over 10 years, the belt and road initiative has attracted nearly $1 trillion in investments, leading to the creation of more than 3,000 joint projects; according to russian president vladimir putin, the countries of the eurasian economic union under the belt and road initiative have provided $24 billion in investments to the project. . china has already increased trade turnover with countries along the route from $1.4 to 2.7 trillion; the population of the countries participating in the project is 63% world population, and the gdp of these coun

most of the action is in the gulf of mexico. so let's go there. hot, humid air is coming in off the gulf of mexico into the southern us. so flood alerts issue from texas, louisiana, mississippi, arkansas dark, the blue and the yellow. the more intensive spring is that we could see a few tornadoes mixed in there as well. beautiful conditions, though, for the west coast. los angeles, 29, maybe 30 degrees for you on wednesday, looking good across a be see south coast, the canadian prairies and around the great lakes. we've got sun poking out here. so toronto is at 18. but with adult day in new york, maybe a few showers. it's going to put a cap on your temperature, just 13 degrees and 12 degrees in boston. see you soon. the as pain and just closer to recognizing it palestinian state prime minister pedro sanchez, is that the forefront calling for israel 2 respects international humanitarian law . what i can tell you is that the situation on the ground is thought acceptable as an immediate cease firing. garza, there's an urgency to sto

in in the gulf of mexico , an oil platform dep. sank after a fire explosion. horizon.m. the reasons are technical malfunctions, personnel errors and errors.

as that cold day hits that we may, a rising up from the gulf of mexico. but it logically a story for the east coast of the us on tuesday. and we're seeing more in the way of sunshine and elevate to temperatures for washington dc. but also a chance of some showers that on wednesday and shot was all the story for central america. and the carol, being rain, continues to full for jamaica and his span yadda. we're seeing some heavier rain for eastern pot for mexico on monday. it's much clearer, however, on tuesday there's a deliberate mission of posting in humanity in western media and it needs to be questioned. this is not the time to, to listen to kind of weight is happening. the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listing, the best, the as a mass grave is discovered in hon. eunice and southern gauze. at least 210 bodies are recovered. weeks of to be is really all me withdrew the hello. i am watching out to 0. also coming up on the program, talk to save a baby from a dead mother's room, a 16 children are killed and it is

and it is hot and humid for texas and louisiana with this breeze coming in off the gulf of mexico. we've got storms extending from the southern us straight through into the central plains. got to tell you some of these could be severe as a do creep closer into the mid west and quite a divide we've got going on here between cool and warm air. so dc 26, but new york best i can do for you is 10 degrees on thursday, arctic air. well, that's starting to dominate the canadian prairies here. so we'll be cold enough for a snow for a time in bridge on it. and when it pick, looking to pick up a couple of sending meters, looking good though for the west coast and same goes for california. there's some of those storms though, moving away from kansas city, coming in at 14 degrees on thursday. bye for now of the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died. phone power defines how well we live here. we make the rule. not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scrub the people with that and the people in power, investigate, explodes, this and questions they use them to be use

. >> at this time of year, gray whales migrate from the gulf of mexico up to alaska. a long migration that's even more difficult pulling a net. so there's no timeline yet on a potential rescue mission. >>> all right, on to some other news tonight. it is the end of an era in bay area sports. after nearly four decades at the helm of the stanford women's basketball team, legendary coach tara vanderveer is calling it a career. matt lively joining us now. and i know that she's leaving behind quite a legacy, not only near the bay area but nationwide. >> yeah, absolutely. tara vanderveer calling it quits after an historic 45-year career, 38 here in the bay area and at stanford specifically. she's been one of the biggest advocates for women's basketball over the last half century, and she's going to go down as one of the greatest coaches in the history of the sport. in her 38 years she won three national championships and took the cardinal to 14 final fours. she was inducted into the basketball hall of fame in 2011 and her teams have played in the ncaa tournament every single

attendant were injured on a southwest flight yesterday when the plane hit severe turbulence over the gulf of mexico. >> was the crew member in the cockpit or in the back center? the flight attendant was in the back, you said yes. >> the orlando bound flight made an emergency landing in tampa. more than 1000 flights have been canceled in the last 24 hours, as millions of americans faced a severe weather threat. the storms bringing strong winds and heavy rain to the midwest, south and the northeast. in delaware, a woman and four children were rescued from this submerged car. outside philadelphia, a woman was killed when a tree crushed her car. >> fire department had the jaws of life, and they were trying to cut the driver out of the car. >> at least 28 tornadoes were reported across nine states. one person was killed in kentucky and in georgia. a twister packing winds of 150mph, causing this damage outside atlanta. those storms now bringing freezing rain and up to three feet of snow to parts of new england. we'll check your forecast in just a few minutes. >> breaking overnight at least six miners tra

as that cold day hits that we may, a rising up from the gulf of mexico, but illogically, a story for the east coast of the us on tuesday. and we're seeing more in the way of sunshine and elevate to temperatures for washington dc. but also a chance of some showers that on wednesday and showers all the story for central america. and the carol, being rain, continues to full for jamaica and his spend your, we're seeing some heavier rain for eastern part from mexico on monday. it's much clearer. however, on choose day of the why have american evangelicals become his real strongest back, or is us president, you'll find the right to stand with this really with no red line. as long as us support continues. is there anything that can stop is real? solve on concept from going on in. definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line award winning documentary is from around the corner, which is 0. the challenges here with me, elizabeth put ottoman don't. huh. i don't mind to about top stories to some other city and emergency services, say a mass screening his feet on carpet and con euni

as that cold day hits that we may, a rising up from the gulf of mexico. but it logically a story for the east coast of the us on tuesday. and we're seeing more in the way of sunshine and elevate to temperatures for washington dc, but also a chance of some showers that on wednesday and showers all the story for central america. and the carol, being rain, continues to full for jamaica and his span. yoda, we've seen some heavier rain for eastern pot for mexico on monday. it's much clearer. however, on choose day. the . this is the 1st one i saw that we see in the real time it's the victims themselves long before. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a true side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias. understand what they are looking to stay out and raise. the listening post covers how the news is covered. the the how come back a reminder of the main stories now, a general strike has been declined across the occu

looking ahead to early next week, seeing the ingredients come together, moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico temperatures creating an environment that's favorable for the development of thunderstorms, and already, norah, it looks like we could see a significant severe weather event here on monday, continuing into tuesday. >> norah: good information. chris warren, thank you. tonight, the stunning revelation that more than $16 million was stolen from baseball's biggest star. the former interpreter for l.a. dodgers player shohei ohtani has been charged with federal bank fraud for allegedly stealing millions to cover illegal gambling debts. cbs's adam yamaguchi has details on the evidence, including the interpreter's betting text messages. >> reporter: today, federal prosecutors laid out in detail how ippei mizuhara allegedly fleeced millions from the l.a. dodgers superstar shohei ohtani. >> mr. mizuhara had unique access to mr. ohtani's finances. mr. mizuhara used and abused that position of trust in order to plunder mr. ohtani's bank account to the tune of over $16 million. >> reporter: accord

this morning a dramatic rescue caught on camera in the middle of the gulf of mexico. st kind of in survival mode. i threw my hands up and screamed. >> reporter: the 37-year-old with one hand on a fishing pole, the other waving for help, unable to paddle back to land. rescue crews in the sky repelling and swimming toward smelly. >> it's not often that things turn out the way this did. unfortunately, when someone goes out without a life vest and on a kayak, they might come off and try to swim to shore and don'ted have anything to keep them afloat. >> reporter: he had set out on his kayaking trip thursday morning. high winds making it impossible for him to get to safety. >> i was still moving backwards. the wind was too strong. >> reporter: his family reporting him missing, prompting that frantic search. among the rescuers, smelly's close friend, eddie morgan. >> he looked up to me and said, eddie? i said, yeah. i said, there's a lot of people worried about you. >> i am blessed. i felt every prayer and loved and just thankful to god that it turned out the way it did. >> y

but as a result with that weren't breeze off the gulf of mexico, it's going to collide with cold air rushing off the rockies. this happens on tuesday. so line of storms from texas, stretching up to tennessee and kentucky severe thunderstorms likely hear that weather pushes away from los angeles. you've got a stellar stretch of weather coming up, you've deserved it. and to western canada, the canadian prairies, temperatures are in the double digits here. so quite a spell of wants to be expected. and we've got a round of rain moving from the midwest to the mid atlantic on monday. that's dropped and see why have american evangelicals become his real strongest back or is us president, you'll find the right to stand with this really with no red line. as long as us support continues, is there anything that can stop is real? solve on concept from going on in. definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. there are some of the media stories, a critical look at the global news media on how to 0. government shut off, access to social 80, the the other day you watching out 0. top

attendant on a southwest flight from new orleans to orlando injured in severe turbulence over the gulf of mexico. pilots radioing to air traffic control. >> was the crew member in the cockpit or in the back? >> a flight attendant. >> the flight attendant was in the back, you said? >> yes. >> reporter: outside atlanta -- >> we've got to seek some shelter, man. >> reporter: an ef-2 tornado with 115-mile-an-hour winds tearing through conyers, georgia, early this morning. this home nearly split in half. overnight, a rain-wrapped tornado causing chaos on interstate 265 outside louisville, flipping this tractor trailer. and not far from there, we found perry snowden cleaning up after those 100-mile-an-hour winds. so, this is part of the neighbor's roof, inside your parent's house? >> right, yeah, the top of the roof blew in and took out the dining room and the upstairs room. >> reporter: kentucky's governor confirming at least one death in the state. and david, this weather causing some serious problems for travel. more than 6,000 flight delays today, and a lot of planes are experiencing severe turbul

this one feet of air off the gulf of mexico colliding with cold air rushing off the rockies. so showers and storms from texas right up to the ohio valley in the zone. and we'll see those wind surpass a 100 kilometers per hour. torrential downpours, hale and even tornado is possible, again from texas rate to the ohio valley. well now that the rain has shopped away in california, look at l. a. looking good. finally, suns out temperature of $23.00 degrees and temperatures of also shot up across the canadian prairies. so for alberta, province's capital at mentioned at $22.00 degrees, lot of what weather around the mid west to the mid atlantic. so we've got some flood alerts in play here for just how brand new it's going to be. the theme in the gaza strip. is there a lot continues. there's a delivered mission of posting and humanity in western media. and it needs to be question, sustains coverage that actively humanize as, as readings and actively humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this kind of way. tracking those stories, examining the journalism and the effec

we have the lowest density gas in the world which happens to be off the coast of louisiana and gulf of mexico reflective of the data together and i'm not saying we abandon wind or solar or nuclear, we need all of the above. >> now pivoting a little bit but this is already part of the conversation, the growth has been enormous from zero to now the world's leading exporter of lng and enough pipeline we looking at close to doubling and there's an obvious commercial care. i would love your thoughts on what economical domestically and internationally the will of the industry and potential impacts on prices versus commercial case which i think probably are pretty helpful in louisiana. >> from commercial incentive for the doe counter market forces the national interest needs to be evaluated and energy rises domestically so how do you think about the national interest in that regard compared to china and valuable resources. >> number one, we have a significant reduction in natural gas prices were to take the price index, natural gas prices have gone down. folks tried to use this red herring, trying t

i know that for this new technology of offshore wind, some organizations in the gulf of mexico, maybe it is getting involved in that. >> dr. dillinger, you mentioned how pilots and crew need to play an important role in the design and value lu asian -- and evaluation of aircraft. can you speak to the importance of training new pilots? >> it is essential that we grow new pilots. and that novice pilots have experienced pilots to help them learn and become superior experienced pilots. the pipeline a pilots is a constant effort. from a human factors perspective, again, the more experience we get from the pilot cadre and the more they learn how to speak up and make their needs known, especially from a design perspective. the panel was very concerned about the human factors element coming into design from the very beginning. that requires experienced pilots having input into that process. >> very good thank you. dr. de luis, what additional faa oversight do you believe is necessary to ensure stronger safety culture? >> we heard a little before with regards to making sure the faa is able to

we're getting this one feet off the gulf of mexico pumps up the temperature in houston to nearly 30 cool. there will slide off the rocky. so in tuesday we're in the thick of this stretching from texas to kentucky. up to the ohio valley winds will easily push past a 110 kilometers per hour in this so torrential downpours. the barge hale and tornadoes possible again from texas rate through to the ohio valley. get back to the here and now it's still a few showers ago in los angeles. once we shake them, the sun popes out and temperatures will shut off. the temperature is also shooting up across the canadian prize is born breeze off the rockies. here alberta profits is capital admin to you're going to surpass 20 degrees on tuesday whether slug of rain from ohio to west virginia. so we've got some flood alerts in play that will shoot out to the mid atlantic and central america. some of these eastern caribbean islands going to get dallas with rain. so get ready for barbados. that includes you have seen copious amounts of rain for the northeast of brazil. there's been funding on the streets ther

and an oil production platform caught fire in the gulf of mexico. slovakia , the president was elected in the second round. today in russia they celebrate runet day. in the orenburg region, which was at the epicenter of the flood. there is a federal state of emergency, the situation is under control of the president. about the scale of flooding in ursk vladimir putin was reported by the head of the ministry of emergency situations, alexander kurenkov, who arrived at the scene in the morning, and the governor of the orenburg region, denis pasler. the head of state especially noted the need to monitor the situation in the neighboring regions of kurgan and tyumen, where flooding is also inevitable. the discharge at hydraulic structures had to be increased due to the abnormal rise in water level over the past 100 years. and during telephone conversations with the heads of regions, the president instructed to prepare for a natural disaster, everyone must be taken measures to assist people and their possible evacuation. another instruction to the head of

this one feet of air off the gulf of mexico colliding with cold air rushing off the rockies. so showers and storms from texas right up to the ohio valley in the zone. and we'll see those when surpass a 100 kilometers per hour. torrential downpours, hale and even tornado is possible, again from texas rate to the ohio valley. well now that the rain has shopped away in california, look at l. a. looking good. finally, suns out temperature of $23.00 degrees and temperatures of also shot up across the canadian prairies. so for alberta, province's capital at mentioned at $22.00 degrees, lot of what weather around the mid west to the mid atlantic. so we've got some flood alerts in play here for just how brand new it's going to be. the, the latest news as a people have been coming here all day to pay tribute to those who lost their lives . vladimir putin has called the attack of bloody and barbaric ap with detailed coverage for hours tonight to celebrate perhaps a change for the sending of these people from around the world to abide says the federal government is committed to rebuildi

there are six such fleets, they are located all over the map: the pacific ocean, the indian, the gulf of mexicothe red sea, the mediterranean sea and other locations. thanks to their ships, the americans are pressing. beijing was forced to play by these rules, but in 2013 chairman keinar sidin pin announced the creation of large-scale initiatives, in fact this is a new silk road of the 20th century. over the course of 10 years , the belt and road initiative attracted nearly $1 trillion in investment, leading to its creation. more than 3,000 joint projects, according to the president of the russian federation vladimir putin, countries of the eurasian economic union within the framework of the path initiative, provided the project with investments in the amount of $24 billion. china has already increased trade turnover with countries along the route from $1.4 trillion to $2.7 trillion. population countries participating in the project is. 63% of the world's population, and the gdp of these countries exceeds $21 trillion. belarus is also a pearl route, even despite the logistical difficulties that

regards how active a hurricane season is, 15% he comes out of the gulf of mexico there's a reason for contingency planning seriously. that shows how good we are at it. when hurricane harvey was wandering aimlessly, took 40% of production off-line for a few days and the reality is we got back up and running even after a major hurricane like that and with little if any supply disruption in 0 environmental disruption. that shows how good we are. neil: the administration closed off research and drilling in alaska. my point is all this when demand is building and more people getting ready for a busy summer travel season, worst time for that kind of stuff. >> we are entering an i told you so moment when the administration started to ramp down federal production, we don't have the cushion like we used to have and we will find our industry which is producing record levels, to say we told you so, we don't have the cushion we once had. that will impact prices. . 20 give us an idea what you fear? >> on hurricane season, that's something to watch but i fear international events more than anything

the south wind from the gulf of mexico and we might see some clouds and in dallas, many clouds are going not the case along the entire path of totality, but when you focus on the cities, dallas is the largest city that's in the path of totality. in texas more than 12 million people live in that path and estimates of around nearly a half a million people expected to flock here to dallas to view the eclipse. listen to what some of the officials had to say. >> hotel rooms are full by and large downtown. we have 35,000 rooms city-wide, which is great from an economic impact standpoint. >> our downtown hotels are booked and i have a feeling that's spreading and more and more hotels are booked. >> about 99% capacity across the city. good luck finding a room. another option would be camping. but hearing that about 9 # 0 -- 90% of camping spots have been claimed, even choosing to rough it, if you will, is limited. one thing that's not tough to find is the eclipse parties. in the city of dallas nearly a dozen are hosted with thousands expected to attend. some have sold out, but you get outside th

unfortunately there's a system rolling in off the gulf of mexico and overcast conditions towards houston a break in the clouds. this is an area where we see the best risk of severe weather, though, over the course of the day. everything here in that red highlight is a two out of -- five on a scale of risk for severe weather that's not going to happen during solar eclipse and later in the day but still a lot of folks are going to be in this region. and know that there's a risk here for some pretty big severe thunderstorms a little bit later in the evening even if you are able to see that eclipse earlier in the day. as you head further to the north that cloud cover does break up we're looking at a few clouds across portion of the midwest st. louis up to minneapolis and then continuing this track a little further north we run into clouds over the great lakes mike and by the time back into interior new england and maine it is sunny skies once again. >> a.d. come adam klotz thanks o much. rust you waters of the great start of arkansas running out parts of his party for campers and rvs ahead o

cable that's allowed to drive one or 2 south and just make a follow right. winds up towards the gulf of mexico. do you see developing area, ferry, heavy rain pushing into the deep south of the us, lots of live the storms coming through here. big kyle, looking at the possibility of the alternator. and that becomes even more widespread by weight and stay the, the often months of fight with thousands of people killed and millions from the house. what does the future hold for? sit down and it's people to sit down context one year on out to 0. these are some of the 1st images from the aerial assessment of co bleaching in the great value range. bleaching occurs by moving the ocean temperatures and pollution 1st call to expel the algae to get the color range of color and extreme range wise for an extended period of time. maybe some structures have been severely damaged. scientists have declared 2020 full, a mass bleaching events. what's happening here on the great fire roof? it's also happening on rapes around the world. or the last 12 months warming sea surface temperatures have cause bleaching even

the receding floodwaters would almost certainly of swept it out to the gulf of mexico.eers for what many thought was a futile search. texas equussearch took the lead. on wednesday, september 9, more than 100 people systematically worked grids by foot, atv, and airboat. as light weaned, the equussearch founder was not hopeful. >> it didn't look good at all. >> while they work the wetlands in search of crystal, the ranger worked to solve the dilemma of his investigation. he had two man in his crosshairs, the ex-husband and the new boyfriend. he needed to focus on one or the other. you started to ask question, who has a camera? >> that's right. >> he had them check businesses near the hotel six first surveillance fit video. >> a lot of people had some. >> hours upon hours of footage but buried deep within the investigation, they uncovered gold. images of the man they believe killed crystal mcdowell. the first clip was is footage recorded saturday, august 26, 6:37 a.m. the outer bands of hurricane harvey are starting to hit baytown. near the top of your screen, you could se

by far the most most robust system is coming off the gulf of mexico overcast in houston for 10 to get to dallas it doesn't break up a little bit that direction. it's the best chance of seeing any real weather as far as severe weather goes. it's likely for severe storms is to on a scale of five these will come later in the day to impact the actual viewing. a lot of people when the path of totality there will be a chance for severe thunderstorms by get into the evening hours that could cause concern with all the folks there. continuing to run with the path a little further to the north by the time you get in the midwest we are look at the midwest higher level serious clouds which will be easier to see the eclipse threw up this did happen to get in your way. obviously there's a lot fewer. you continue to the north you run into more cloud cover particular over the great lakes from cleveland up to buffalo, syracuse also sponsors more cloud cover. you continue on and get into portions of new england, maine, high pressure's going to be dominating and this part of the country we are going to

all this moisture streaming in from the gulf of mexico and the atlantic. we had a flash flood emergency earlier on poor the panhandle of florida. several severe thunderstorm warnings for southern georgia and then another batch of rain moving in. so here's the forecast for the next couple of hours. through the morning. the afternoon you are still going to have a chance at some rain but i think the best part of the day will be in the afternoon. so they will probably delay it, i'm assuming. i don't do the weather forecast for the augusta region. but we are potentially going to see, you know, some delays in that region as well as the potential for severe weather for parts of florida up towards the mid-atlantic. oh, i'm wrapping it up? okay, brian kilmeade. [laughter] >> janice: that's your forecast. over to you. >> brian: there you go. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> brian: supply this tape for you. >> janice: were you done with your forecast? >> janice: i only listen to brian kilmeade in my ear. he tells me i'm done, wrap it up, i'm done. >> steve: thank you, j.

that price -- and limited off shore leases in gulf of mexico the next five years.eases on that. discouraging future investment and limiting u.s. production. the source tells me the president told advisors to speed up electric transition. >> advance environmental justice and make investments in climate ever in all history to delivering clean energy and jobs across america. >> according to the oil and natural gas industry, it will keep gas prices higher for longer the way the president is doing this. >> dana: thank you. ♪ >> bill: it did for a while anyway. cbs pulling the pluging a piano man. late last night in the middle of billy joel's televised performance his 100th concert at madison square garden cbs turned off the music in the middle of piano man. watch. ♪ >> next donald trump's historic criminal trial just hours away. >> bill: i'd say that ruined the moment, don't you think? network wasn't in the mood for a melody. well done. enraged fans said how do you quit a billy joel concert in the middle of piano man? the masters went late pushed back 60 minutes and for

and even for the gulf of mexico obviously, we're already one or two degrees warmer here in the gulf. so there's an added risk of a major hurricane here compared to normal. now, el nino warmed up the waters, warmed up water in the pacific, warmed up the land. obviously the hottest year ever water temperature, air temperature, and the like. but the jet stream is about to shift to the north, the wind shear is about to decrease. and when that happens, we get more storms. i talk about this that a hurricane is like my cat. >> all >> it says is don't touch me the cat doesn't want to be touched. hurricanes don't want shear when there's less shear, there are going to be more hurricanes, bores >> chat. it seems like you should maybe give some more treats to your cat. maybe be friendly against some cabinet for some. chad myers live folk, the weather center. that's someone's job still to come. we have some exclusive new details on the chaotic final days for americans in afghanistan, top state department officials revealing how they were given little time to prepare how some withdrawal plans were

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